Behaviour of Structural Concrete

 

Research efforts in this group cover a wide areas, including but not limited to: Deep Beams, Slender Columns, Beam-Column Joints, Eccentric Joints, Precast Concrete Connections, Precast Buildings, Slab-Column Connections, Flat Plate Structures, Flat Plate Slab and Floor Systems, etc. Shear and flexural behaviour as well as behaviour under torsions are investigated by means of simple code equations, strut and tie models and the nonlinear finite element models.

The experimental research is supported by two large laboratories in the school: the Heavy Structures Lab and the Protective Engineering Lab. Various loading combinations from simple static-monotonic loadings up to biaxial reversed cyclic loading, 3-D loading, and fatigue and impact loading can be applied (see Laboratories for details). Many personal computers as well as workstations or even super computers are available for computational purposes.

The professors working in the behaviour of structural concrete are: Cheong Hee Kiat, Paulus Irawan, Lee Sai Cheng, Li Bing, Pan Tso-Chien, Soh Chee Kiong, Tan Teng Hooi, Susanto Teng, Yip Woon Kwong.

Some samples of recent research topics are listed below. They are not meant to be comprehensive.

 

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